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Wass and Toner re-elected
Leaders are re-elected to two-year terms. More than 1,050 delegates converge on Boston. View photos from the floor.
MTA honors Boston Gay Men's Chorus, Nantucket therapeutic program
Human and Civil Rights Awards kick off Annual Meeting 2008 in Boston.
MTA launches campaign against income tax repeal
The MTA strongly opposes the November ballot initiative because it would devastate public education, the economy and our quality of life in Massachusetts. The consequences would be dire.
Collective bargaining under fire
PreK-12 educators could lose their right to collectively bargain for health insurance. Tell your legislators to give the law passed last July allowing municipal employees to join the GIC a chance to work.
Two state educators win national civil rights awards
Barnstable's John L. Reed will be honored this summer for his work to " free the education profession from inequities based on race or ethnicity." Framingham administrator Dr. Susan McGilvray-Rivet will also be honored.
House rejects health insurance proposal
The House also passes an amendment to increase the annual cost-of-living adjustment base for retirees from $12,000 to $16,000.

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